Quentin Tarantino on the Uma Thurman controversy: The choking bit for Kill Bill was her idea

I would never react to her this way,” Tarantino told Deadline about the incident. “She showed up, in a good mood. So I asked Uma. I said, I think I need to do it. I walked the road, going the opposite direction. And in walking the road, going in the other direction…I don’t know how a straight road turns into an un-straight road, but it wasn’t as straight. There is a little mini S-curve that almost seemed like it opened up to a mini fork in the road,” the director said. One, I didn’t trust Michael Madsen because, I don’t know where the spit’s going to go, if Michael Madsen does it. Talking about Uma’s equation with Weinstein, Tarantino said that he had asked the producer to apologise to the actor, and was informed by Uma that he (Weinstein) had actually asked for forgiveness. That’s a bad tactic and I’d been shooting the movie with her for an entire year by this time. He had ‘asked’ her to, and despite being a shaky driver, she had believed in the director and agreed to shoot for the scene. We did the shot. “Naturally, I did it. We even had a thing there, we were going to try and do it with a plunger and some water. Related News
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Published: February 6, 2018 1:30 pm